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README.md

@@ -1,50 +1,50 @@
 
 # zfind
 
-zfind allows you to search for files, including inside `tar`, `zip`, `7z` and `rar` archives. It makes finding files easy with a filter syntax that is similar to an SQL-WHERE clause. This means, if you know SQL, you don't have to learn or remember any new syntax just for this tool.
+`zfind` allows you to search for files, including inside `tar`, `zip`, `7z` and `rar` archives. It makes finding files easy with a filter syntax that is similar to an SQL-WHERE clause. This means, if you know SQL, you don't have to learn or remember any new syntax just for this tool.
 
 ## Basic Usage
 
-```
+```shell
 zfind <where> [<path>...]
 ```
 
 Examples
 
-```
+```console
 # find files smaller than 10KB, in the current path
-zfind 'size<10k'
+$ zfind 'size<10k'
 
 # find files in the given range in /some/path
-zfind 'size between 1M and 1G' /some/path
+$ zfind 'size between 1M and 1G' /some/path
 
 # find files modified before 2010 inside a tar
-zfind 'date<"2010" and archive="tar"'
+$ zfind 'date<"2010" and archive="tar"'
 
 # find files named foo* and modified today
-zfind 'name like "foo%" and date=today'
+$ zfind 'name like "foo%" and date=today'
 
 # find files that contain two dashes using a regex
-zfind 'name rlike "(.*-){2}"'
+$ zfind 'name rlike "(.*-){2}"'
 
 # find files that have the extension .jpg or .jpeg
-zfind 'ext in ("jpg","jpeg")'
+$ zfind 'ext in ("jpg","jpeg")'
 
 # find directories named foo and bar
-zfind 'name in ("foo", "bar") and type="dir"'
+$ zfind 'name in ("foo", "bar") and type="dir"'
 
 # search for all README.md files and show in long listing format
-zfind 'name="README.md"' -l
+$ zfind 'name="README.md"' -l
 
 # show results in csv format
-zfind --csv
+$ zfind --csv
 ```
 
 ## Where
 
 - `AND`, `OR` and `()` parentheses are logical operators used to combine multiple conditions. `AND` means that both conditions must be true for a row to be included in the results. `OR` means that if either condition is true, the row will be included. Parentheses are used to group conditions, just like in mathematics.
 
-Example: `'(size > 20M OR name = "temp") AND type="file"'` selects all files that are either greater than 20MB in size or are named temp.
+Example: `'(size > 20M OR name = "temp") AND type="file"'` selects all files that are either greater than 20 MB in size or are named temp.
 
 - Operators `=`, `<>`, `!=`, `<`, `>`, `<=`, `>=` are comparison operators used to compare values and file properties. The types must match, meaning don't compare a date to a file size.
 
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Example: `'date > "2020-10-01"'` selects all files that were modified after the
   - `LIKE` is case-sensitive, while `ILIKE` is case-insensitive.
   - The `%` symbol is used as a wildcard character that matches any sequence of characters.
   - The `_` symbol matches any single character.
-  - `RLIKE` allows to match a regular expression.
+  - `RLIKE` allows matching a regular expression.
 
 Example: `'"name like "z%"'` selects all files whose name starts with 'z'.
 
@@ -73,13 +73,13 @@ Example: `'"name not like "z%"'`, `'"date not between "2010" and "2011-01-15"'`,
 - Values can be numbers, text, date and time, `TRUE` and `FALSE`
   - dates have to be specified in `YYYY-MM-DD` format
   - times have to be specified in 24h `HH:MM:SS` format
-  - numbers can be written as sizes by appending `B`, `K`, `M`, `G` and `T` to specify bytes, KB, MB, GB and TB.
+  - numbers can be written as sizes by appending `B`, `K`, `M`, `G` and `T` to specify bytes, KB, MB, GB, and TB.
   - empty strings and `0` evaluate to `false`
 
 
 ## Properties
 
-The following file properies are available:
+The following file properties are available:
 
 | name        | description                                                    |
 |-------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
@@ -89,16 +89,16 @@ The following file properies are available:
 | size        | file size (uncompressed)                                       |
 | date        | modified date in YYYY-MM-DD format                             |
 | time        | modified time in HH-MM-SS format                               |
-| ext         | short file extension (e.g. `txt`)                              |
-| ext2        | long file extension (two parts, e.g. `tar.gz`)                 |
+| ext         | short file extension (e.g., `txt`)                              |
+| ext2        | long file extension (two parts, e.g., `tar.gz`)                 |
 | type        | `file`, `dir`, or `link`                                       |
 | archive     | archive type: `tar`, `zip`, `7z`, `rar` or empty               |
 
 Helper properties
 
 | name        | description                                                    |
 |-------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
-| today       | todays date                                                    |
+| today       | today's date                                                    |
 
 
 ## Supported archives
@@ -116,11 +116,11 @@ Helper properties
 
 `zfind` does not implement actions like `find`, instead use `xargs -0` to execute commands:
 
-```
+```shell
 zfind --no-archive 'name like "%.txt"' -0 | xargs -0 -L1 echo
 ```
 
-zfind can also produce `--csv` that can be piped to other commands.
+`zfind` can also produce `--csv` that can be piped to other commands.
 
 
 ## Configuration
@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ Set the environment variable `NO_COLOR` to disable color output.
 
 ## Installation
 
-zfind is built for a number of platforms by GitHub actions.
+`zfind` is built for a number of platforms by GitHub actions.
 
 Download a binary from [releases](https://github.com/laktak/zfind/releases) and place it in your `PATH`.
 
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ brew install zfind
 
 ### Arch Linux
 
-zfind is available in the AUR as [zfind](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/zfind/):
+`zfind` is available in the AUR as [zfind](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/zfind/):
 
 ```
 paru -S zfind

cmd/zfind/help.go

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Examples:
 	# show results in csv format
 	zfind --csv
 
-The following file properies are available:
+The following file properties are available:
 
   name        name of the file
   path        full path of the file

cmd/zfind/main.go

@@ -62,14 +62,14 @@ func main() {
 	var cli struct {
 		FilterHelp       bool     `short:"H" help:"Show where-filter help."`
 		Long             bool     `short:"l" help:"Show long listing format."`
-		Csv              bool     `help:"Show listing as csv."`
+		Csv              bool     `help:"Show listing as CSV."`
 		ArchiveSeparator string   `help:"Separator between the archive name and the file inside" default:"//"`
 		FollowSymlinks   bool     `short:"L" help:"Follow symbolic links."`
 		NoArchive        bool     `short:"n" help:"Disables archive support."`
-		Print0           bool     `name:"print0" short:"0" help:"Use a a null character instead of the newline character, to be used with the -0 option of xargs."`
+		Print0           bool     `name:"print0" short:"0" help:"Use a null character instead of the newline character, to be used with the -0 option of xargs."`
 		Version          bool     `short:"V" help:"Show version."`
 		XWhere           string   `name:"where" short:"w" help:"(removed) this option has moved to the <where> argument"`
-		Where            string   `arg:"" name:"where" optional:"" help:"The filter using sql-where syntax (see -H). Use '-' to skip when providing a path."`
+		Where            string   `arg:"" name:"where" optional:"" help:"The filter using SQL-where syntax (see -H). Use '-' to skip when providing a path."`
 		Paths            []string `arg:"" name:"path" optional:"" help:"Paths to search."`
 	}